[{"n": "Adapromine", "u": "/e/russian-drugs/adapromine/", "s": "Adamantane antiviral for influenza A and B, marketed in Russia."}, {"n": "Bromantane", "u": "/e/russian-drugs/bromantane/", "s": "An atypical stimulant and anxiolytic used for neurasthenia in Russia."}, {"n": "Butagest", "u": "/e/russian-drugs/butagest/", "s": "A Russian steroidal progestin never brought to market."}, {"n": "Corvalol", "u": "/e/russian-drugs/corvalol/", "s": "Barbiturate-based tranquilizer popular in Eastern Europe."}, {"n": "Cridanimod", "u": "/e/russian-drugs/cridanimod/", "s": "An immunomodulator that induces interferons to combat viral infections."}, {"n": "Cyclic glycine-proline", "u": "/e/russian-drugs/cyclic-glycine-proline/", "s": "Endogenous peptide that regulates IGF-1 bioavailability and cognitive function."}, {"n": "Emoxypine", "u": "/e/russian-drugs/emoxypine/", "s": "Unproven antioxidant compound used primarily in Russia."}, {"n": "Feprosidnine", "u": "/e/russian-drugs/feprosidnine/", "s": "A Russian stimulant with antidepressant activity, withdrawn earlier than mesocarb."}, {"n": "Fosenazide", "u": "/e/russian-drugs/fosenazide/", "s": "Russian tranquilizer for alcohol withdrawal with unique organophosphorus structure."}, {"n": "Latrepirdine", "u": "/e/russian-drugs/latrepirdine/", "s": "Antihistamine studied for neurodegenerative diseases; trials failed."}, {"n": "Mecigestone", "u": "/e/russian-drugs/mecigestone/", "s": "A steroidal progestin developed in Russia but not marketed."}, {"n": "Mesocarb", "u": "/e/russian-drugs/mesocarb/", "s": "A Soviet-era stimulant with unique dopamine transporter modulation."}, {"n": "Α-Methyltryptamine", "u": "/e/russian-drugs/methyltryptamine/", "s": "A tryptamine with stimulant, psychedelic, and entactogen effects."}, {"n": "Omberacetam", "u": "/e/russian-drugs/omberacetam/", "s": "A prodrug nootropic evaluated for neuroprotection."}, {"n": "Orenetide", "u": "/e/russian-drugs/orenetide/", "s": "Synthetic peptide drug for hypoactive sexual desire disorder."}, {"n": "Phenatine", "u": "/e/russian-drugs/phenatine/", "s": "A Soviet-developed amphetamine psychostimulant with milder effects."}, {"n": "Phenazepam", "u": "/e/russian-drugs/phenazepam/", "s": "A benzodiazepine developed in the Soviet Union in 1975."}]